handicrafts of Iceland

Saturday, 25 August 2012

My second post on Iceland, and I still have more! here are some of the handicrafts I found.
 beautiful delicate white 


babies cradles and knitted booties 
seat covers
 tapestry stitches
 and of course Icelandic knitted mittens
traditional costume

 crochet
 weave
 tapestry

 warping with mother


 junk shop beauties
 love this shade!

 cross stitch
 bones used for winding yarn
 darning
 painted trunks
 warping winding
 old circular knitting machine

 hand stitched
hand cooked 
 hand knitted

 corrugated and carved
 iced
 well loved
 well collected
 well travelled
 kitsch 
shells and glass
pattern
 none

 carved
 cooked
 collected
 another knitting machine

 macrame
 old friends
 tiny friends
 tiny stitches
 first it was the birds
 then the dogs and crocks
 then the horses and sheep

 hand stitched text

 hand carved signs
 fishermen's gloves with extra thumbs


 silverware
 knitware
 stitches


 hand made horse ropes



 geometric
hooking rug tufting

 chess board cushion


 sunlight
 paint

 lines


 colour


handy bead work
 leather boots

 welcome help
 welcome face
 vintage
 contemprary
 modern
retro

7 comments:

  1. Such a delightful range of wares, all lovingly made! Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed the embroidery and macramé the best! :)

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  2. So many amazing treasures in your collection of photos. I love the wooden dogs and crocs. What a wonderful trip! The woven chair coverings and tapestries are fantastique!

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  3. you always do the best photo essays! Fun.

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  4. So, you went to Textile Museum in Blonduos and Skogar district Museum among other things :-)

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  5. Those are nice photos and we like your blog but if you are publishing photographs taken in the Textile Museum it would be nice to say where those are taken or even link the museums websites to them, www.textile.is or on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Heimilisi%C3%B0na%C3%B0arsafni%C3%B0-%C3%81-Bl%C3%B6ndu%C3%B3si/128024267277362

    With best regards,
    Elín S. Sigurðardóttir,
    Manager of the Textile Museum in Blönduós

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  6. I like your collection. Every collection is unique one. Handicraftbd

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